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On April 26, 2026, Medhansh Dwivedi finished the Bengaluru Open 10K in 43:35, exemplifying discipline and resilience. His impressive placements in various rankings indicate strong potential and a competitive edge among young runners. This achievement highlights the importance of consistent training and sets the stage for future progress.
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As dawn breaks over Bengaluru, the city wakes to birdsong and routine. But for many students battling anxiety, depression, and academic pressure, mornings offer no relief. In a city that records six to seven suicide deaths each day, the weight they carry is no longerinvisible. As Maya Angelou once observed, “There is no greater agony…
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The world is riddled with complex challenges which need to be given importance and tackled. One such problem we face is cultural erasure. Cultural erasure is the systematic elimination or suppression of a group’s cultural identity, practices, and beliefs, often resulting from colonialism, assimilation policies, or societal marginalisation. Many problems in the world are unknown…
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Long ago, a sailor named Calico Sprat rode the vast oceans, travelling over uncharted seas and lands. One day, his crew and he encountered a terrible storm that went on for God knows how long. * * * The land of Couragia was developed, although it had no connection to the outside world, and no…
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A patchwork quilt, made of diverse colors and patterns, may appear chaotic. When stitched together, it becomes a beautiful whole. Similarly, Pondicherry’s blend of cultures creates a vibrant Union Territory. There is a fusion of French and Tamil history and colonial and present-day architecture. In some places, there are even remnants of Roman trade. Stepping…
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Citizenship is usually something we inherit at birth. The legal principle of jus soli—“the right of the soil”—grants nationality to individuals born within a country’s territory, while jus sanguinis—“the right of blood”—ties it to one’s parents. But if we had the freedom to choose our citizenship, how would we decide? This thought experiment forces us…
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I attended an online AI bootmcamp from July 19th to August 10th 205. It was a great experience that i used to create AI powered projects. My Projects Check out my school of Future Song that I produced using AI
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The author returns after a long hiatus to share a book review, noting that it has been some time since they were last able to do so due to various commitments since starting ninth grade.
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The YLAC programme empowers Indian youth aged 14-17 through a seven-day intensive initiative that fosters active citizenship and leadership. Participants engage in critical discussions on social issues, advocacy, and environmental sustainability, complemented by hands-on experiences. The program equips students with necessary skills to address societal challenges and shape India’s future positively.
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Cultural erasure undermines identities and heritage, often resulting from colonialism, modernisation, and economic pressures. This phenomenon leads to the loss of unique traditions and languages. To combat it, awareness and education are essential, alongside preserving cultural practices. Embracing diversity fosters inclusivity, strengthens communities, and enriches human experience globally.
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